Contents;
Acknowledgments;
Contributors;
Introduction;
Susan A. Bandes;
PART I: Disgust and Shame;
1. "Secret Sewers of Vice": Disgust, Bodies, and the Law by Martha C. Nussbaum;
2. The Progressive Appropriation of Disgust by Dan M. Kahan;
3. Show (Some) Emotions by Toni M. Massaro;

PART II: Remorse and the Desire for Revenge;
4. Justice v. Vengeance: On Law and the Satisfaction of Emotion by Robert C. Solomon;
5. Moral Epistemology, the Retributive Emotions, and the "Clumsy Moral Philosophy" of Jesus Christ by Jeffrie G. Murphy;
6. Remorse, Responsibility, and Criminal Punishment: An Analysis of Popular Culture by Austin Sarat;
7. Democratic Dis-ease: Of Anger and the Troubling Nature of Punishment by Danielle S. Allen;

PART III: Love, Forgiveness, and Cowardice;
8. Making Up Emotional People: The Case of Romantic Love by Cheshire Calhoun;
9. Fear, Weak Legs, and Running Away: A Soldier's Story by William Ian Miller;
10.Institutions and Emotions: Redressing Mass Violence by Martha Minow;

PART IV: The Passion for Justice;
11. Emotion and the Authority of Law: Variation on Themes in Bentham and Austin by John Deigh;
12. Emotion versus Emotionalism in Law by Richard A. Posner;
13. Harlan, Holmes, and the Passions of Justice by Samuel H. Pillsbury;
Index.